ATTEND INFORMATION SESSION MARCH 18; APPLICATIONS DUE MARCH 29 - Integrity. Compassion. Teamwork. Critical Thinking. A desire to serve others. These are a few of the character traits the Commerce City Police Department is seeking from Commerce City
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More than 507 jars of peanut butter and jelly were donated through Commerce City’s Spread the Love food drive benefiting the Adams County Emergency Food Bank. The annual food drive occurs January through Valentine’s Day.
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BUCKLEY ROAD AND 88TH AVENUE WILL CLOSE PERMANENTLY
The 2-mile 96th Avenue extension east to Tower Road is nearly complete. In order to tie in the new pavement to the existing roadway, crews will close
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The city's monitoring the storm and is ready to keep roads clear as accumulation continues. We follow our snow plan (c3gov.com/snow), focused on clearing major roads first (like Tower) then collector roadways. CDOT is responsible for maintaining all high
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Commerce City's Capital Improvement Projects are one-time projects that
generally consist of building improvements in excess of $100,000 or
public infrastructure improvements in excess of $10,000. These projects
are approved annually by city council.

Typically, capital improvement projects - known as CIP - are funded
through sources outside of the general fund. Over the last decade, the
value of the city's CIP program ranged from $3 million $5 million
annually.

In 2011, Commerce City identified more than $1 billion in capital
improvements ranging from parks to roads that would be necessary over
the next 25 years to meet the needs of a growing community. But it's not
just about building projects; operating and taking care of community
assets is part of the CIP program too.